[Rumor] Sony to drop exclusive bombshell announcement

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Kingdom Hearts 3. I'm going to keep saying that game until I get it right. tongue.gif

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In an interview featured in Japan's just-released Birth by Sleep "Ultimania" guide book, summarized at Square Enix fan site FF Renion, Nomura made mention of not one, but three new Kingdom Hearts games.

The first, and clearly foremost, is Kingdom Hearts III. Nomura said that development on this title is dependent on Final Fantasy Versus XIII. Nomura is directing Versus XIII.

http://au.ps3.ign.com/articles/107/1079749p1.html

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Not saying it's expected, but would it really be a 'bombshell' ?

I think so, since the series director and writer both work for Sony now. Soul Reaver 2 was a big seller for the PS2 early on. It wouldn't be San Andreas big, but I think they'd feature it.

I don't think this is a first-party announcement, none of those would be bombshell. We know there's KZ3 coming, we know there's inFamous 2 coming. My guess is a 3rd-party exclusive from a major dev, along the lines of The Agent (which is why I thought of Bungie or Epic, both of whom should be finishing up on their games for MS), or a timed exclusive on a large multiplatform game, like the Metal Gear game.

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THE PS3 SLIM 2!!!! With Full backward compatability, no hypervisor, and full support for Windows, OSX and Linux for the Other OS option!!!! It will also include a Blu-ray burner, full support for every HD video type available and will be bundled with a 500 and 1 TB hard drive.....

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